When the NFL Draft takes place next month, it’s highly unlikely that Marshall University’s Vinny Curry will still on the draft board after the second round. The 6-3, 265 pounds defensive end is the relentless pass sack artist that the pros covet.
As a senior, Curry was voted the Conference USA Defensive Player of the Year after putting up some notable numbers (11 sacks, seven forced fumbles and 22 tackles for a loss). Curry delivered consistency during his time with the Thundering Herd with 26½
sacks, 10 forced fumbles and 32 quarterback hurries.
According to several websites devoted to the pro draft, Curry won’t have any problems attracting interest.
The list of interested NFL parties includes: Green Bay, Pittsburgh, New England, Buffalo, Kansas City, San Diego, Arizona, Baltimore and Miami.
Here’s a pre-draft outlook about Curry which appeared on WalterFootball.com, a website that specializes in mock draft scenarios and player prospect rankings.
Here’s a pre-draft outlook about Curry which appeared on WalterFootball.com, a website that specializes in mock draft scenarios and player prospect rankings.
“Curry would be a good fit in any 3-4 defense. He would be ideal complement as an edge rusher for Green Bay on the other side from Clay Matthews. Curry could be a quality understudy for the Steelers' James Harrison. For the Patriots, Bills and Chargers, Curry could make a quick impact, as all of those teams could use an upgrade for their edge rushers immediately.”
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